Prognostic indexes in a military psychiatric population.

Clum, George A.; Hoiberg, Anne

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“…Length of stay was also related to success; the longer the man was hospitalized the less likely it was tha t he would be effective after hospitalization (Berry , Edwa rd s , Iorio , & Gunderson , Note 6; Berry & Edwards , Note 7). Clum and Hoiberg (1971) also reported that Marines assigned to mechanical occupational specialties bad a high probability of making a successful adjustment after hospitalization .…”

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Fifteen years of research on the attitudes and performance of Marines.

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Berry²

1977

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Section: In Two Studies Designed To Identify Predictors Of Superior Omentioning

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Fifteen years of research on the attitudes and performance of Marines.

Hoiberg¹,

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1977

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“…(2) What are the characteristics of those patients who are successful in their military adjustment after return to duty?…”

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“…The three major objectives of the study were: (I) to examine decisions concerning disposition of Navy and Marine psychiatric patients and to develop Improved guidelines for such decisions, (2) to determine posthospital outcomes (effectiveness rates) for men returned to duty after psychiatric hospitalization, and (3) to Identify patient characteristics predictive of post-hospital success and to develop prognostic equations and actuarial tables in order to maximize post-hospital success rates.…”

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“…"in a study of psychiatric decisions in Navy psychiatry, a large-scale prognostic research project was Initiated on Navy and Marine Corps enlisted, men admitted to Navy psychiatric facilities 8luring '1967-68., The three m:Ijoa V objkctives of the study were: '(I) to examine the decisions'concerning disposition .of Navy and Marine psychiatric pati'ents and to develop guidelines for such decisions, (2) to de~termine post-hospital outcomes for men returned to duly after psychiatric A hospitalization, and 6) to identify pIatient charadteristIcs 'predictive of posthospital success and to develop prognostic equations and actuarial tables in order to maximize p~st-hospital success rates. In general, items;reflecting standard demographic information and background information provided a sound 1'asis from which prognostic scales could be derived.…”

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A study of Navy and Marine Corps personnel admitted to the psychiatric sick list.

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Iorio³

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Psychiatric decisions: An actuarial study

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Berry

1974

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153number of loose associations under high stress, and the reactives were predicted to show greater improvement when low stress was compared with high stress. These predictions were based on a theoretical orientation that suggested that process schizophrenics show lower levels of cognitive development with idiosyncratic thought processes and, thus, would show little improvement from high to low stress, while reactives manifest a high level of cognitive development and more normal thought processes, which are interfered with or fragmented by stress. These predictions were supported by the results of the study. 2. BLEULER, E. Dementia Praecox or the Group of Schizophrenias. (Trans. by J. Zenkin). New York: International Universities Press, 1950. 3. DEWOLFE, A. S. Self-reports and case histories of schizophrenic patients: reliability and validity of Phillips scale ratings. J. clin. Psychol., 1968, 24, 415-418. 4. DEWOLFE, A. S. Cognitive structure and pathology in the associations of process and reactive schizophrenics. J. abn. Psychol., 1971, 78, 148-153. 5. DEWOLFE, A. S. Objective and projective measures and the process-reactive distinction in schizophrenia. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Psychological Association, Washington, September 1971. DEWOLFE, A. S. A word association measure of severity of current symptoms in schizophrenia.

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Prognostic indexes in a military psychiatric population.

Cited by 4 publications

References 5 publications

Fifteen years of research on the attitudes and performance of Marines.

Fifteen years of research on the attitudes and performance of Marines.

A study of Navy and Marine Corps personnel admitted to the psychiatric sick list.

Psychiatric decisions: An actuarial study

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